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10. I've been putting it of as my father had a bad experience.

Reply to crosinski (Original post)

Mon Sep 29, 2025, 08:48 PM

Sep 29

However a friend older than I said it made a huge improvement in his vision.

I am told I may have to wear cheaters for close up unless I pay extra beyond Medicare.

I am more encouraged after your post.

Also, thank you for the Cloud Nine refresher. I’ve really enjoyed it.

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You were all right about my cataract surgery. :) [View all] crosinski Sep 28 OP

It makes quite a difference, doesn't it? Ocelot II Sep 28 #1

Yes, it's surprising ... crosinski Sep 28 #2

good to know! I'm getting cataracts, early stage Shellback Squid Sep 29 #3

That is excellent news. And it will be even better when both eyes are done! niyad Sep 29 #4

Brighter, yes, I'm told they're clearer than the original equipment. nilram Sep 29 #5

Had mine done in Colombia dcmfox Sep 29 #6

Not so good for me 2na fisherman Sep 29 #7

I'm sorry this happened to you! crosinski Sep 29 #9

Congratulations, crosinski! ReRe Sep 29 #8

I've been putting it of as my father had a bad experience. surfered Sep 29 #10

Mine dcmfox 10 hrs ago #11

They're doing my other eye at the end of October crosinski 9 hrs ago #12